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You keep saying after he was elected. Why does that matter for 2024? He is thinking of running again.
That is my point, now he has history of being a president. In 2024, his history gets to be vetted in it the primary and general election. If he succeeds, then he was voted in to be fit for president.
1) From that same article: "No poll is dispositive, and the surveys aren’t unanimous. Ipsos asked Americans in mid-March if they agreed with barring “classroom lessons about sexual orientation or gender identity in elementary school.” It found 62% opposed."Opinion | ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Is Popular? You Don’t Say
One poll shows backing from suburbs, parents and . . . Democrats.
No push back after the fake soundbite news, 67% of parents approve. You might not like it, but this is the same fight Youngkin fought. Also pro parents means school choice. A family of 4 making under a $100k, can go to private schools of their choice.
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So basically there is no such thing as unfit to be president. Could kill a bunch of children and rape Jesus but as long as he is vetted and voted for them he is fit.
Which parents does DeSantis support? “Pro Parents” assumes that parents are a monolith. Think if parents in a district wanted more of an emphasis on Slavery and Civil Rights, DeSantis would support their wishes with the same gusto as parents who are anti-CRT?1) From that same article: "No poll is dispositive, and the surveys aren’t unanimous. Ipsos asked Americans in mid-March if they agreed with barring “classroom lessons about sexual orientation or gender identity in elementary school.” It found 62% opposed."
2) As long as the private schools are held to the same standards and responsibilities as public schools (same curriculum, accepting every student regardless of disability, etc.), I have no objection to school choice. You'll find it implemented in some fashion in places like NYC, which is not exactly conservative.
2) "Parental Rights in Education" is facing opposition and protests:
Lawsuit seeks to block Florida school boards from carrying out Parental Rights in Education
It was filed against the school boards in Orange, Indian River, Duval and Palm Beach counties.Students challenge ‘Don’t Say Gay’ laws amid wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation
LGBTQ students against Florida's so-called "Don't Say Gay" law, officially called the Parental Rights in Education law, are continuing the fight months later.Attorneys general from 15 states, D.C. oppose Florida's controversial education law
Saying the law will “stigmatize and harm LGBTQ youth,” attorneys general from 15 states and the District of Columbia are seeking to aid challengers to a new Florida law that restricts instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation in the state's public schools.
I already posted what most MAGA care about, triggering the libs. It’s not about policy, it’s about identity and negative partisanship.
If a candidate gets vetted and and voted in by our election process, then yes they are fit. Just because you don't like the candidate and scream it every day like thriller does, doesn't make him unfit. The right screams everyday about how mentally unfit Biden is, todays video is of him forgetting that he already shook Chuck Schumers hand 5 seconds before. Yesterday it was video of Biden unable to put on his jacket. Does that make him unfit to be president?
Why are democrats fighting against school choice?
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So School boards, Attorney Generals, and LGBTQ students are pushing to talk to K-3 graders about sex and gender. Please have Biden run on that. You want to see Desantis unbeatable? Run on teaching sex and gender to k-3, and teachers unions over parents. That sounds like a winning strategy.2) "Parental Rights in Education" is facing opposition and protests:
Lawsuit seeks to block Florida school boards from carrying out Parental Rights in Education
It was filed against the school boards in Orange, Indian River, Duval and Palm Beach counties.Students challenge ‘Don’t Say Gay’ laws amid wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation
LGBTQ students against Florida's so-called "Don't Say Gay" law, officially called the Parental Rights in Education law, are continuing the fight months later.Attorneys general from 15 states, D.C. oppose Florida's controversial education law
Saying the law will “stigmatize and harm LGBTQ youth,” attorneys general from 15 states and the District of Columbia are seeking to aid challengers to a new Florida law that restricts instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation in the state's public schools.
I wasn't aware I represented the Wall Street Journal. As I pointed out, in the very article you offered, they offered that as a contrasting survey.
Of course not. No two polls will ever be apples-to-apples; there are always differences in location, methodology, resources, questions, etc.
In one poll. If you believe that this one poll settles that this is a popular law, that answers my original question. Thank you.
Some are, some aren't; as your news article clearly said, they are divided on the issue.
That was one person's opinion (you did notice that was on the opinion page, right?).
Please have your nominee run on removing all references to sexual orientation and gender from classrooms. You'll have to remove any book that refers to some kids as boys and others as girls. Or, contrastingly, please have them run on the notion that kids can't possibly understand that someone might have two dads/two moms.
We have always had sex and gender in at all levels of schooling. As long as you have separate restrooms for boys and girls, you have sex and gender.
